The Fiction Writer's Workbook for Pansters

In book one, I described my wolf-shifter hero as a gray wolf. In book three, I described the same wolf as a gray wolf with white markings. Does this sound familiar to you? I had no idea what a series bible was until my editor noted my error and told me to refer to my series bible. As a panster, I tend to dive right in and begin writing. I wanted a more organized way of writing that would fit the way my brain works. A quick glance guide to help keep track of those little, easily...
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In book one, I described my wolf-shifter hero as a gray wolf. In book three, I described the same wolf as a gray wolf with white markings. Does this sound familiar to you? I had no idea what a series bible was until my editor noted my error and told me to refer to my series bible. As a panster, I tend to dive right in and begin writing. I wanted a more organized way of writing that would fit the way my brain works. A quick glance guide to help keep track of those little, easily forgettable details that carry over from one book to another without re-reading the previous books. This workbook is the result. No matter if you're a panster or plotter, this guide will help you create fully developed, 3-dimensional characters in minutes. The book detail sheets serves as a quick reference guide and saves time. Its checkbox format allows pansters to quickly get back to doing what they love best: creating stories that readers love to read. Inside this series bible you'll find:3 book tracking worksheets, enough for a 3-book series6 Protagonist worksheets3 Antagonist worksheets10 Secondary character worksheets20 minor character worksheetsBonus worksheets include:6 child worksheets6 pet worksheets4 additional protagonist worksheets for ménages and reverse haremsPlenty of blank pages to keep all of your notes and research in one place.